I run multiple game directories, and was wondering if it's possible to "unlink" them from each-other? What I mean by that, is that I would like to have my graphical settings on High/Very High for my Single Player directory yet on Medium for my Multiplayer directory (if I set it to High on my SP directory, it also sets it to High for my MP directory). Is this possible, and if so, how would I go about doing it?

 

Thanks.

Edited October 6, 201312 yr by SharpCommand

The easiest way would be to create a file called "commandline.txt" in each of the directories and changing the settings that way. That should work. 

List of settings: 

Graphics
-renderquality: Set the render quality of the game. (0-4)
-shadowdensity: Set the shadow density of the game. (0-16)
-texturequality: Set the texture quality of the game. (0-2)
-viewdistance: Set the view distance of the game (0-99)
-detailquality: Set the detail quality of the game. (0-99)
-novblank: Disable wait for vblank (No Vsync)
-norestrictions: Do not limit graphics settings
-width: Set width of main render window (default is 800)
-height: Set height of main render window (default is 600)
-safemode: Run the graphics in the lowest setting possible
-frameLimit: Limit frame to interval of refresh rate (ex If refreshrate is 60HZ –frameLimit 1 = Locks down to 60HZ)
-refreshrate: Set the refresh rate of main render window – Warning - Monitor must support (ex. –refreshrate 60)
-fullscreen: Force fullscreen mode
-windowed: Force windowed mode
-availablevidmem: Set amount of physical Video Memory(ex. –availablevidmem 0.9)
-percentvidmem: Percentage of video memory to make available to GTA
Audio
-fullspecaudio: Force high-end CPU audio footprint
-minspecaudio: Force low-end CPU audio footprint
System
-noprecache: Disable precache of resources
-nomemrestrict: Disable memory restrictions 

Okay, I'll try that out. I'm assuming the higher the number the higher the graphic settings will be? 

Okay, I'll try that out. I'm assuming the higher the number the higher the graphic settings will be? 

Yep! Higher is better quality in all the settings.